Structural models with Path Analysis for Relations Mediation In the Table 1 presented the results of the calculation of estimates and statistical test path coefficient () for path analysis based on four regression models that have been determined. correlation between variables in the first model (1 = 0.302), the second model (2 = 0.458), and the third model (3 = 0.415) was significant (p <0.001) so that the three conditions mediation are complete. In the fourth model of the relationship between motivation and readiness in exclusive breastfeeding was significant (3 '= 0.350; p <0.001), whereas the relationship between knowledge and preparedness in the otherwise exclusive breastfeeding is not significant (1' = 0.142; p = 0.092) , The correlation between knowledge and preparedness in exclusive breastfeeding changed from the first model (without the readiness as covariates) into the fourth model (with readiness as covariates). In addition to a decline in the path coefficient of 0,302 became 0,142, the correlation also becomes insignificant. This suggests that the fourth correlation condition is fulfilled. It can be concluded that the motivation of pregnant mothers exclusively breastfed mediates the relationship between knowledge of exclusive breastfeeding with readiness to exclusive breastfeeding.

Structural models with Path Analysis for Relations Mediation In the Table 1 presented the results of the calculation of estimates and statistical test path coefficient () for path analysis based on four regression models that have been determined. correlation between variables in the first model (1 = 0.302), the second model (2 = 0.458), and the third model (3 = 0.415) was significant (p <0.001) so that the three conditions mediation are complete. In the fourth model of the relationship between motivation and readiness in exclusive breastfeeding was significant (3 '= 0.350; p <0.001), whereas the relationship between knowledge and preparedness in the otherwise exclusive breastfeeding is not significant (1' = 0.142; p = 0.092) , The correlation between knowledge and preparedness in exclusive breastfeeding changed from the first model (without the readiness as covariates) into the fourth model (with readiness as covariates). In addition to a decline in the path coefficient of 0,302 became 0,142, the correlation also becomes insignificant. This suggests that the fourth correlation condition is fulfilled. It can be concluded that the motivation of pregnant mothers exclusively breastfed mediates the relationship between knowledge of exclusive breastfeeding with readiness to exclusive breastfeeding.

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Women who prepare early will be better prepared both physically and psychologically to breastfeed exclusively. The purpose of this research was to determine whether the motivation variable as a mediator of the relation between knowledge of exclusive breastfeeding with readiness to exclusive breastfeeding. The study was observational, A total of 150...

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